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    Dlink 504-T problem

    Hi (soz dlink 504-T)

    ordered and received this item last week and have already had a few problems; when initially setup the port forwards it kept restarting which I thought was odd but put it down to BT max speeding my line (have just moved isp's and to b/band max) and causing conflicts.

    Now though after coming back to my pc after a while I find that it's disconnected from net - sometimes the only way to connect again is to disconnect - reconnect power or do a restart.

    Have done a browse for other 504-t users with same problem on the net and have found a few forums with people complaining about the same problem - nobody has found a solution and many have returned theirs.

    Link to forum with people talking of same problem : http://forums.whirlpool.net.au/forum...fm/365838.html

    Just wanted to get an opinion as to what I should do - it's already starting to annoy me but worried that if return it you may test for a while and not see problem occur.

    Thanks

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    Had the same problem with a d-link. I couldnt even be bothered RMA'ing it. Just bought a new router

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    Having only bought it last week and paid £48 i'm not about to write it off and just buy another!

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    RMA be the answer then

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    Only had to try and configure one D-Link router... some guy was trying to get on his ADSL connection with it..

    Im not newbie when it comes to networking and adsl modem configuring but i couldnt get this one working for love of money..

    I then tried a conexant branded 4 port jobby.. worked first time...

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    When it comes down to it. D-Link suck.. to put it simply. I had constant disconnections with mine, and a vast amount of other people have the same problems. Add that to the recent.. basically.. a DDOS attack on some time servers (intentional or not thats bad business). Its a surprise they are still in business.

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    Could someone from Scan please add their opinion on the best action for me to take please.

    Cheers and thanks for all replies received so far.

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    Best thing to do is report it to the technical/returns dept using the weblink below ;

    http://web6.scan.co.uk/Support/Query.ASP?QueryType=T

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    Thanks, have sent a message asking for advice.

    cheers

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    Judging from the posts you have linked too and the information you have provided is this only occuring when certain P2P applications are running?

    If this is the case - it could be the client is set to use too many concurrent connections and this is 1 of the side-effects in that the connection just seems to "hang and pause".

    Reducing the total number of outgoing connections could remedy this.

    Best Regards,

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    Also, try enabling / disabling uPNP if possible. It can be a cause of similar problems in some configs.
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